T20 World Cup 2024: Papua New Guinea vs Uganda Dream11 Prediction, Match 9: PNG vs UGA Playing XI, fantasy team today's & more updates

Preview:

After giving a tough time to the West Indies in their campaign opener of the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup 2024, Papua New Guinea are set to take on this year’s World T20 debutants Uganda in their second campaign match in the current season. Both teams will take on each other at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

PNG will be quite confident after making a team like West Indies struggle for the win in their T20 World Cup 2024 campaign's first match. On the other hand, Uganda will be looking ahead to get some positives from this match by giving a bit of a fight to PNG.

Match Details:

Providence Stadium Pitch Report:

Except for the result in the last game between Afghanistan and Uganda, the surface at the Providence Stadium in Guyana has been mostly favourable for the batters, especially in the second innings. The team batting first has won 4 matches here out of a total of 15 matches, with the batting second team winning 8 matches, including 3 ‘no-result’ matches. So, the captain winning the toss will look ahead to bowl first to chase down the target comfortably in the second innings. The average first innings score here has been only 132 runs.

PNG vs UGA Head-to-Head in T20Is:

PNG vs UGA Predicted Playing XI for both teams:

Papua New Guinea:

Kiplin Doriga (WK), Lega Siaka, Hiri Hiri, Tony Ura, Chad Soper, Assad Vala (C), Charles Amini, Sese Bau, KV Morea, John Kariko, and Alei Nao.

Uganda:

S Ssesazi (WK), RG Mukasa, R Obuya, RB Patel, DM Nakrani, Riazat Ali Shah, A Ramjani, Brian Masaba (C), Bilal Hassan, H Ssenyondo, and Cosmos Kyewuta.

Suggested Playing XI No. 1 for PNG vs UGA Dream11 Fantasy Cricket:

Assad Vala (C), John Kariko (VC), RG Mukasa, S Ssesazi, Hiri Hiri, Lega Siaka, Tony Ura, RB Patel, DM Nakrani, Bilal Hassan, and H Ssenyondo.

Suggested Playing XI No. 2 for PNG vs UGA Dream11 Fantasy Cricket:

Alei Nao (C), Riazat Ali Shah (VC), Kiplin Doriga, S Ssesazi, Hiri Hiri, Lega Siaka, RB Patel, Charles Amini, DM Nakrani, H Ssenyondo, and John Kariko.